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Miss Chen
2018年09月05日
Miss Chen
虫害分布 在我国分布于华北、东北、西北各省及山东、四川等。主要为害苹果、山楂、梨、桃、杏、李等果树。
虫害形态特征 成虫 体长22～25毫米，体黑色，头胸及足被淡黄白色或灰色鳞毛。触角棒状黑色，端部黄白色，前后翅白色，翅脉和外缘黑色。 卵 柱形，顶端稍尖似子弹头，高约1.3毫米，卵壳有纵脊纹12～14条，初产时金黄，后变淡黄色，数十粒排成卵块。 幼虫 老熟时体长40～45毫米，体背面有3条黑色纵条纹，其间有2条黄褐色纵带。头胸部、臀板黑色。 蛹 体长约25毫米，黄白色，体上分布许多黑色斑点，腹面有1条黑色纵带。以丝将蛹体缚于小枝上，即缢蛹。 虫害发生规律 山楂粉蝶一年发生1代。以2～3龄幼虫群集在树梢虫巢里越冬，一般每巢十余头。春季果树发芽后，越冬幼虫出巢，先食害芽、花，而后吐丝连缀叶片成网巢，于内为害。较大龄幼虫离巢为害。待其老熟，在枝干、叶片及附近杂草、石块等处化蛹。在河南西部5月中、下旬为化蛹盛期，蛹期14～23天，成虫发生在5月底至6月上旬，产卵于嫩叶正面，成块，每块有卵数十粒。卵期10～17天。6月中旬幼虫孵化，幼虫为害至8月初，以3龄幼虫在虫巢中越冬。
虫害防治方法 (1)剪除虫巢：结合冬季修剪，剪除枝梢上的越冬虫巢，集中处理。 (2)药剂防治：在春季幼虫出蛰为害期防治。此时虫口密度小，危害小，且虫的抗药性相对较弱。防治时用45%丙溴辛硫磷（国光依它）1000倍液，或国光乙刻（20%氰戊菊酯）1500倍液+乐克（5.7%甲维盐）2000倍混合液,40%啶虫.毒（必治）1500-2000倍液喷杀幼虫，可连用1-2次，间隔7-10天。可轮换用药，以延缓抗性的产生。
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Miss Chen
2018年09月05日
Miss Chen
虫害分布 分布于山西、辽宁等地。
虫害危害 危害桃、杏、李。幼虫在正在发育桃核内蛀食，桃仁多被食尽，仅残留部分种皮。被害果逐渐干缩成僵果，或早期脱落。 虫害形态特征 成虫 体黑色，前翅部分透明，中间褐色，翅脉简单，近前缘有l条褐色粗脉,后翅无色透明,前半翅有起伏,不光滑，后半光滑。 卵 长椭圆形，略弯曲,乳白色,近透明,近孵化时呈淡黄色。幼虫乳白色，纺锤形，略扁,稍弯曲。 蛹 纺锤形,乳白色,后变黄褐色，羽化前为黑褐色。 虫害发生规律 1年生1代，以老熟幼虫在被害果里越冬。在山西晋中4月中旬-5月上旬化蛹，4月下至5月初为盛期，蛹期15天，田间5月中旬成虫始见，5月下旬盛发，卵产于核尚未硬化的幼果内，1果只产1粒，每雌可产百余粒卵。幼虫蛀食桃仁40余天，至7月中下旬老熟，幼虫即在果核里越冬。
虫害防治方法 (1)成虫羽化前彻底清除受害果，集中深埋或烧毁。 (2)于成虫盛发期喷45%丙溴辛硫磷（国光依它）1000倍液, 40%啶虫.毒（必治）1500-2000倍液,国光乙刻（20%氰戊菊酯）1500倍液+乐克（5.7%甲维盐）2000倍混合液均有较高防效。
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Miss Chen
2018年09月05日
Miss Chen
Bearing spikes of fluffy, purple, summer flowers, Liatris spicata, also known as blazing star, provides its best effect in mass plantings. Hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 8, blazing star is a U.S. native that's also called gayfeather, snakeroot and dense blazing star. Its grass-like clumps grow 24 to 48 inches tall and 9 to 18 inches wide, and its flower spikes are 6 to 12 inches long. White, bluish and deep purple cultivars are available. A perennial plant, blazing star can be planted as a corm, which is a swollen underground stem, and also as a young plant. Blazing star flowers are attractive to butterflies.
Blazing Star Corms Step 1 Till moist, well-drained soil in full sun with a garden fork to a depth of 6 inches in fall or spring. Mix in a 2-inch layer of garden compost, leaf mold or other organic matter if the soil is sandy and dry. Step 2 Scatter blazing star corms across the growing site to create an informal effect or arrange the corms in the desired pattern. Space the corms about 2 to 4 inches apart and at a rate of 10 to 20 blazing star corms per square foot. Step 3 Dig a hole beneath a blazing star corm 5 inches deep and as wide as the corm. Place it in the hole so that the widest, flattest part of the corm lies on the base of the hole. Fill in the hole with dug soil and plant the rest of the corms in the same way. Step 4 Water the blazing star corms thoroughly and water regularly throughout the growing season so that the soil is constantly moist but not saturated.
Blazing Star Plants Step 1 Dig a hole as wide and deep as the blazing star root ball in a full-sun growing site with a trowel in spring. Blazing star tolerates dry, infertile soil but grows and flowers best in moist, well-drained, rich soil. Step 2 Place a blazing star plant in the hole so that the surface of the root ball is level with the surrounding soil. Fill in gaps around the root ball with dug soil. Space blazing star plants 9 to 18 inches apart. Step 3 Water the blazing star plants thoroughly and apply water throughout the growing season to keep the soil moist, especially when conditions are dry. Step 4 Spread a 9-18-9 ready-to-use, slow-release fertilizer around the planting site at a rate of 1 tablespoon per square foot. Apply the fertilizer every three months during the growing season.
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Miss Chen
2018年09月05日
Miss Chen
Pampas grass, also known as Cortaderia selloana, is native to the moist South American grasslands, known also as the pampas. The fast-growing grass can live in almost any habitat, but it grows especially well in rich soil and mild climates. Since it can grow 6 to 10 feet tall, each tussock or clump should be given plenty of space between it and other plantings. The leaves are gray or bluish-green with narrowly tapering tips and sharp, serrated edges. Pampas grass can be used as an ornamental plant in a garden or lawn or used as a hedge due to its size. Large, flowering stalks range in color from white, yellow and pink. They grow from the base of the tussock and can reach 12 feet in height. During its lifespan, each plant can produce more than 1 million seeds. Pampas grass is banned in California and Hawaii, where it is listed as an invasive weed.
Definition Life Cycle Pampas grass is a perennial. The plant goes dormant during the winter and resumes growth in the spring. The plants germinate in the spring, slowly producing bulbs the first year. Most plants take several years before flowering, especially on drier sites. Flowering occurs primarily in late summer. Plants are fully grown, from seed germination to maturity, in 2-4 years. The center stems of pampas grass will die after one growing season, but new shoots of leaves arise from the edge of the plant to increase its size. The lifespan of pampas grass is 10-15 years. Maintenance Location: In heavy frost zones, keep the plant sheltered. Plants prefer full sun and rich, well-drained soil. Pruning: While pampas grass is a very low-maintenance plant, it must be pruned back to 2-3 feet every fall. To encourage growth, cut the plant back before it goes dormant. To discourage growth, cut back after the plant goes dormant. Also exercise extreme caution when pruning due to the razor-sharp edges of the leaves. Watering: Pampas grass is subject to root rot, so do not water excessively.
Removal: Pampas grass is very difficult to remove: The roots grow extremely deep. Seedlings to small plants can be dug up by hand. Larger plants should be removed using heavy machinery.
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Miss Chen
2018年09月05日
Miss Chen
Kangaroo paw plants (Anigozanthos spp.) have long green leaves and finely textured flowering stems in tones of green, red or yellow. These perennial Australian natives grow in warm soil with a sandy composition that drains quickly. Although these plants are drought tolerant, summer watering can extend the flowering period. Tall kangaroo paw (Anigozanthos flavidus) is the one you're most likely to find and it grows in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11.
Choosing a Spot Kangaroo paws grow in open, sunny sites, where water drains quickly through soil consisting mainly of sand or gravel. The plants are susceptible to frost damage, but planting them close to the south-facing side of a building offers some protection from cold damage in USDA zone 9. Caring for Paws Kangaroo paws need little or no fertilizer, but you can improve their growth with a slow-release 12-4-8 fertilizer spread over the soil around the plant at a rate of 1 tablespoon per 1 square foot. Apply the fertilizer once every three months or according to label instructions. Removing the fans of flowers helps stimulate growth because each fan of flowers only blooms once. Remove the fans when they start to wilt. Watering Kangaroo Paws Species of kangaroo paw plants other than tall kangaroo paw are adapted to periods of summer drought and enter a period of dormancy unless they are watered daily. Daily drip irrigation from a soaker hose will prevent kangaroo paw from going dormant in summer but will also shorten its lifespan considerably. Once a kangaroo paw has entered dormancy, watering it quickly rots the plant. Controlling Snails Snails can cause serious damage to kangaroo paws. Snails hide during the day and feed at night. Look for cool, dark places beneath landscaping timbers, boards and rocks that could provide shelter for snails near your kangaroo paws and remove them. Eliminating snails' habitat and regularly removing the pests by hand are a simple and effective way to control snails on kangaroo paws. Check your plants for the slimy trails each day until their numbers decline and then continue checking them weekly.
Treating Fungal Diseases Kangaroo paws are susceptible to ink spot, which is a fungal infection that blackens flower stems and leaves, beginning at the leaf tips. Spacing plants further apart, keeping them in good health and avoiding overwatering help prevent this disease from taking hold in kangaroo paws. You can treat plants that are already infected using a foliar fungicidal spray containing mancozeb. Add 3 teaspoons of mancozeb for every 1 gallon of water you plan to use. Add the fungicide to the sprayer's tank before the water to ensure it mixes properly. Wearing chemical-resistant gloves, pants and a long-sleeved shirt while mixing and spraying will reduce accidental contact with the fungicide. Mancozeb is most effective when used to thoroughly coat foliage of affected plants once every seven to 10 days throughout the growing season.
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Miss Chen
2018年09月05日
Miss Chen
Bluebells (Campanula rotundifolia) grow naturally in wooded areas. In the United States they have become a favorite among wildflower lovers. The bluebell is easy to care for and spreads rapidly under the right conditions. This flower is a favorite of hummingbirds because of the shape of its blooms. The flowers are long and narrow, creating the perfect cup for a hummingbird to take nectar from.
Bell-Shaped Flowers Native to England and Scotland, bluebell is a perennial plant named for the shape of the flower which looks like a tiny bell. These flowers grow in clusters and are usually, but not always, blue as the name implies. Bluebells can be a creamy, off-white color. The cream-colored bluebell is rarely found in nature. This plant has long stems and narrow leaves. It grows to be 12 to 18 inches tall. Flexiblity for Garden Uses Because bluebells are native to a range of habitats, including meadows, rocky hillsides, sandy soils and rocky crevices, they work well in many types of gardens. Tuck them into the small openings of a rock wall or among other small plants in a rock garden. Or plant them in a lightly shaded woodland area of your yard where they will multiply and naturalize to form a mass of bright blue in the late spring and throughout the summer. Moreover, bluebells attract hummingbirds wherever you plant them. Growing Bluebells Bluebells are common in wooded areas of Scotland, England and the United States, where they grow in USDA zones 3 to 8. They are grown from bulbs, which can endure frosts and hot temperatures. Plant the bulbs 2 inches underground in the fall, before the first frost. Plant bluebells at least 12 inches apart. The bluebell prefers partial sun with some shade in the afternoon. They do well when planted with ferns and other woodland plants. These plants do best when kept moist, so water them daily. Bluebells are useful for keeping the pest nematodes under control.
Propagation for More Plants Bluebells are rapidly spreading perennials. As perennials, they will return each spring. As they return, they spread in clumps and choke out nearby vegetation if they are not divided every two or three years. Divide plants that are outgrowing their space in the garden. Divide the plants in fall. Place plant divisions in the ground before the threat of frost. Place 2 inches of manure over bulbs in the fall to ensure healthy plants the following spring.
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Miss Chen
2018年09月05日
Miss Chen
The Moses-in-the-cradle plant (Tradescantia spathacea) gets its interesting name from its flowers, which are small and white, and sit in a special leaf, called a bract, which resembles a dark purple boat. Also called boat lily, oyster plant, rhoeo tricolor and Moses-in-a-basket, this plant grows outdoors in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11 and also does well as a houseplant. Easy to grow and tolerant of most environments, it forms short clumps of radiating, sword-shaped leaves in sun or shade, and needs only basic care and consistent moisture to thrive. Plant Wisely
This plant can cause an allergic skin reaction in some people and pets, and can be poisonous if eaten in large quantities, so it's not a good choice for an area where pets or children play. It can also be invasive in some parts of the U.S., spreading into forested areas. Check before planting whether it's a good choice for your area. Manage its tendency to get out of control by removing spent flowers to prevent seed formation, and prevent spreading of the clump by surrounding it with a physical barrier that extends several inches into the soil. Proper Lighting
Moses-in-the-cradle grows to about 1 foot tall, spreading to form a clump up to 2 feet wide. It tolerates most lighting conditions, but prefers filtered sun or partial shade. It can grow in full sun, but in areas with strong, hot summer sun, provide some shade in the afternoon to protect the leaves from scorching. If you grow this plant indoors, it does best in bright, indirect light for at least six to eight hours each day. The windowsill of a lightly curtained, south- or west-facing window gives the plant good light without too much direct sun. Water Needs
When grown in the garden, Moses-in-the-basket prefers consistently moist soil and requires good drainage. Although the plant can also tolerate dry spells once established, adding a 2- to 3-inch layer of organic mulch, such as straw or shredded bark, helps conserve soil moisture and also keeps down competing weeds. In warm climates, the plant continues growing slowly during cold weather, but needs less water while it takes a rest. If you grow Moses-in-the-cradle as a container plant, water it whenever the top 1 to 2 inches of soil feel dry to your fingertip. Never leave the pot in a water-filled saucer, because this can encourage fungal problems. Always use a pot that has drainage holes. In fall and winter, allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings to give the plant a rest. Fertilizer and Pruning
Moses-in-the-cradle doesn't need fertilizer when grown outdoors in fertile soil that's rich in organic content. You can give the plant a boost by mixing a 1- to 2-inch layer of compost into its soil each spring, but do this carefully to avoid disturbing the roots. If you grow the plant indoors, fertilize it every three months with a balanced, 10-10-10 fertilizer, diluted at a rate of 1/4 teaspoon in 1 gallon of water, but check your product label for additional directions. This plant doesn't require regular pruning, but you can trim back an outdoor-grown Moses-in-the-cradle each spring to keep it within bounds. Cut the plant back to a height of a few inches, wiping your blade with rubbing alcohol between cuts to prevent the spread of disease. Avoiding Problems
Moses-in-the-cradle is usually free of diseases when grown in well-drained soil, but it can attract a few pests. These include mealybugs, which are fluffy white insects, or tiny, winged whiteflies; spider mites, which aren't visible, also could produce weblike coverings on young leaves. Control these by spraying with ready-to-use insecticidal soap. Repeat every week or two as needed. Wear long sleeves, long pants, gloves and eye protection when spraying plants.
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2018年09月04日
Miss Chen
虫害分布 分布于东北、华北、华东、西北、河南、山西、湖北、安徽、江西，及长江流域等地。
虫害危害 主要危害梨、苹果、沙果、杏、桃、山楂、槟沙果等多种果树植物。 虫害形态特征 成虫 体长13～18mm，体系绿色，具金色金属光泽。体纺锤状，密布刻点。触角黑色锯齿状。复眼肾形褐色，头顶少央具倒“Y”形纵纹。前胸背面具5条蓝色纵纹，中央一条粗而显。鞘翅具10余条纵沟，纵列黑蓝色斑略隆，翅端锯齿状。前胸背板和鞘翅两侧缘具金红色纹带，故称金缘。雌虫腹末端浑圆，雄则深凹。 卵 扁椭圆形，长约2mm，初乳白、后渐变黄褐色。 幼虫 老熟体长约33mm，体扁平黄白色，无足，头小黄褐色，胴部前节宽大，体狭长，末节浑圆，前胸背中央具一深色倒“V”字形凹纹，腹中央有一纵列凹纹，各腹节两侧各具一弧形凹纹。 蛹 体长约17mm，初乳白，后渐变黄，羽化前蓝绿色略有光泽。复眼黑色。 虫害发生规律 此虫每年发生代数因地而异。江西1年发生1代，湖北、江苏1年发生l代或2年1代，河南、山西2年l代，陕西3年1代。以大小不同龄期的幼虫于被害枝、干皮层下或木质部处越冬，幼龄幼虫多于形成层处，老龄幼虫已潜入木质部处越冬。次春树液流动后，幼虫继续危害。3月下旬开始化蛹，蛹期约30d。5月上旬至8月中旬田间均可见到成虫，盛期期为5月中、下旬。产卵前期约10d左右，卵散产于树皮缝隙处，单雌卵量约30粒。成虫寿命30d左右。5月中、下旬为产卵盛期，卵期约10d，6月初为孵化盛期。成虫多白天且气温较高的中午活动，早晚温低时常静伏叶上，遇震动下坠或假死落地。此虫危害程度与树势和品种有关。树势衰弱，枝叶不茂、枝干棵露，则利于成虫栖息与产卵，受害重。适口性好的品种受害重。秋后以各龄期的幼虫子被害处越冬。
虫害防治方法 幼虫期防治 春季发芽前或秋季落叶期，在被害表皮处涂煤敌液(煤油1000混入50g80%敌敌畏乳油即成)，防效在90%以上。 成虫期防治 成虫羽化出穴初、盛期结合防治其它害虫，可喷布80%敌敌畏乳油或50%对硫磷乳油1500倍液，或2.5%功夫乳油8500倍液混配50%杀螟松乳油1500倍液，对初孵幼虫、卵及成虫均有明显的防效。 毁灭成虫 成虫羽前锯掉并烧被害枯枝死树。 加强检疫工作 对带虫砧木、苗子或接穗应在25～26℃，每立方米用16g的氰化钠室内密闭约1h，作熏蒸处理。
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2018年09月04日
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虫害分布 在广西、广东、云南等省区都有分布；
虫害危害 寄主植物有龙眼、荔枝、芒果、人面果、台湾相思等多种，幼虫咬食寄主植物的叶片。 虫害形态特征 成虫 雌虫体长21-26毫米，翅展70-75毫米。触角双栉状，栉齿棕黄色。足胫节和跗节有黑褐色斑，其余为灰白色。腹部灰白色。前翅灰白色上稀有黑褐色小鳞点；亚基线黑色不甚清晰；内线黑色向内斜至A1脉折角外弯；横脉纹新月形，灰白色，但不甚明显，黑边；外线黑色，端线和亚端线黑褐色；缘毛白色。后翅白色，翅脉淡黄色，横脉灰黑色。 幼虫 末龄幼虫体长45-48毫米，胸宽8-9毫米。头部和足黄白色，身灰白或灰绿色。体被灰黄白、柠檬黄或黄黑色混杂的茸毛，茸毛长短不一，小刺状。第1-4腹节背面中央各有一横置的背刺；第1、2腹节背面节间有一深黑色大斑；第8腹节背面中央有一束带小刺长毛斜指后方，柠檬黄色。 蛹 雌蛹体长约19毫米，胸宽8毫米左右；雄蛹体长14-15毫米，胸宽5。4-6毫米。初蛹为淡白色，后渐变成黄褐色；头、胸背面和中胸小盾片上的刚毛较浓密，深黄褐色；翅芽末端不伸至第4腹节后缘；腹部第4-7节的腹面为淡黄色，第8-10节为黄褐色。 虫害发生规律 在广西南宁地区一年于3-12月均有幼虫取食活动。幼虫3龄前喜群居生活，3龄后分散活动和取食转绿后的叶片；老熟幼虫在寄主植物上吐丝粘连叶片和茸毛，结成一个长60-65毫米、宽30-50毫米的松散蛹茧，在其中化蛹。
虫害防治方法 1.农业防治：注意果园清洁，铲除园中杂草，恶化其生活环境条件，以减轻为害。 2.人工防治：结合中耕除草和冬季清园，适当翻松园土，杀死部分虫蛹；也可结合疏梢、疏花，捕杀幼虫。 3.药剂防治：幼虫为害严重时喷洒国光必治（40%啶虫.毒死蜱）2000倍液、国光毒枪（45%丙溴.辛硫磷）1000-1500倍液、国光乙刻（20%氰戊菊酯）2000倍液 隔10天左右1次，防治2～3次。
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2018年09月04日
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虫害危害 别名：黑虫、地蚕、土蚕、切根虫、截虫。 寄主：蔬菜、玉米、烟草、棉花、果树幼苗。 为害特点：幼虫将蔬菜幼苗近地面的茎部咬断，使整株死亡，造成缺苗断垄，严重的甚至毁种。
虫害形态特征 成虫体长20一22mm，翅展45—48mm，头部、胸部褐色，下唇须第2节外侧具黑斑，颈板中部具黑横线1条。腹部、前翅灰褐色，外横线以内前缘区、中室暗褐色，基线双线褐色达亚中褶处，内横线波浪形，双线黑色，剑纹黑边窄小，环纹具黑边圆形褐色，肾纹大具黑边，褐色，外侧具1黑斑近达外横线，中横线褐色，外横线锯齿状双线褐色，亚缘线锯齿形浅褐色，缘线呈一列黑色点，后翅浅黄褐色。卵半球形，卵长1．8mm，高1．5mm，初淡黄后渐变黄褐色，孵化前灰褐色。老熟幼虫体长41—61mm，黄褐色，体表皱纹多，颗粒不明显。头部褐色，中央具黑褐色纵纹1对，额(唇基)三角形，底边大于斜边，各腹节2毛片与1毛片大小相似。 气门长卵形黑色，臀板除末端2根刚毛附近为黄褐色外，几乎全为深褐色，且全布满龟裂状皱纹。蛹长23—29mm，初浅黄色，后变黄褐色。 虫害发生规律 年生1代，以幼虫在田埂杂草丛及绿肥田中表土层越冬，长江流域3月初出土为害，5月上旬进入为害盛期，气温高于20℃则滞育越夏，9月中旬开始化蛹，10月上中旬羽化为成虫。每雌可产卵1000粒，卵期11—24天，幼虫期300多天。
虫害防治方法 (1)预测预报。对成虫的测报可采用黑光灯或蜜糖液诱蛾器，在华北地区春季自4月15日至5月20日设置，如平均每天每台诱蛾5—10头以上，表示进入发蛾盛期，蛾量最多的一天即为高峰期，过后20一25天即为2—3龄幼虫盛期，为防治适期；诱蛾器如连续两天在30头以上，预兆将有大发生的可能。对幼虫的测报采用田间调查的方法，如定苗前每m2有幼虫0．5—1头，或定苗后每m2有幼虫0．1—0．3头(或百株蔬菜幼苗上有虫1一2头)，即应防治。 　　 (2)农业防治。早春清除菜田及周围杂草，防止地老虎成虫产卵是关键一环；如已被产卵，并发现1—2龄幼虫，则应先喷药后除草，以免个别幼虫入土隐蔽。清除的杂草，要远离菜田，沤粪处理。 (3)诱杀防治。 一是黑光灯诱杀成虫。 二是糖醋液诱杀成虫：糖6份、醋3份、白酒1份、水10份、90％敌百虫1份调匀，或用孢菜水加适量农药，在成虫发生期设置，均有诱杀效果。某些发酵变酸的食物，如甘薯、胡萝卜、烂水果等加入适量药剂，也可诱杀成虫。 三是毒饵诱杀幼虫。 四是堆草诱杀幼虫：在菜苗定植前，地老虎仅以田中杂草为食，因此可选择地老虎喜食的灰菜、刺儿菜、苦卖菜、小旋花、苜蓿、艾篙、青篙、白茅、鹅儿草等杂草堆放诱集地老虎幼虫，或人工捕捉，或拌入药剂毒杀。 (4)化学防治：在根部喷浇国光土杀（40%毒.辛）1000倍液或撒施国光地杀颗粒剂（5%丁硫克百威）4-6千克/亩进行防治。
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